Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
Where are the racists now????
Probably still celebrating!!!! 🏴
#EURO2024
Unconscious Bias or Racism? Whatever you want to call it, from where I am looking, this is just wrong. Those choosing these images need to take a long hard look at themselves.
This!
I don’t know what happened with Russell Brand. He denies criminality.
But I DO understand why women might not report rape to the police
My take on tonight’s #PoliticsHub 👇
Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
🚨 It's crazy that the NHS has told 350 doctors training in anaesthesia that the NHS has no job for them after 3 years training.
At the same time we have massive shortages of, you guessed it, anaesthetists. These self-defeating bottlenecks defy logic. Statement from @RCoANews
Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
As requested by @LBC listeners here’s the ref ..
The Home Secretary is right: no one should make offensive flippant analogies with 1930s Germany, the Holocaust & ensuing refugee crisis. So why did Suella Braverman do just that in her Daily Mail article? See “Pouring” Exhibit A, 1930s v Exhibit B, 2023 #GaryLineker @GaryLineker
Do you remember when you joined Twitter? I do! #MyTwitterAnniversary
The podcast #ArchetypesWithMeghan is brilliant.
I love listening to it every week and I really hope it keeps going for a long time.
I have had so many insights listening to it and it gives a real sense of not being alone.
This poem truly spoke to me today.
Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
No one should be working in a hospital where doctors are not allowed to sleep if clinically quiet. theguardian.com/society/2022…
Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
Too often, we label individuals as "lazy" or "unmotivated" because of their disloyalty to their job. Instead, we need to be looking toward their leadership. Without supportive leadership, we cannot expect employees to be dedicated to furthering the cause of their work.
Liking Your Job vs. Loving Your Job
Love this “sometimes you have to break the rules in order to change the rules” 🙌🏽
'It's a ridiculous rule. Sometimes you have to break the rules to change them.'
Labour MP Dawn Butler reflects on being thrown out of the House of Commons for saying Boris Johnson has 'lied to the House and the country over and over again'.
@mrjamesob | @DawnButlerBrent
Break the rules to change them
Upeka Ranasinghe retweeted
'It's a ridiculous rule. Sometimes you have to break the rules to change them.'
Labour MP Dawn Butler reflects on being thrown out of the House of Commons for saying Boris Johnson has 'lied to the House and the country over and over again'.
@mrjamesob | @DawnButlerBrent
Break the rules to change them

























